Publication

Project publication

Big Bend-Río Bravo Collaboration for Transboundary Landscape Conservation

Long-term Impact Assessment

Description

From 2011 to 2015, the Commission for Environmental Cooperation (CEC) conducted the project Big Bend-Río Bravo Collaboration for Transboundary Landscape Conservation. Its objective was “conserving the unique biological diversity in the Big Bend-Río Bravo region of Mexico and the United States, using sound scientific data on challenges to ecosystem resilience to address the region’s growing vulnerability to biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation, and providing a model for collaboration among different decision makers and partnerships focused on transboundary conservation work in other areas” (CEC, 2011).

The full version of the report is available in English upon request to rinfiesta@cec.org